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Who wants to be a trucker? 45% of the U.S. consider it, but pay and challenges remain

A survey conducted by FinditParts revealed that nearly half of U.S. citizens have considered becoming truck drivers, if only one thing were different: the salary. A survey conducted by FinditParts revealed that nearly half of U.S. citizens have considered becoming truck drivers, if only one thing were different: the salary. The survey results showed that, […]

Cross-border freight: nearshoring growth and tariff challenges

In 2024, cross-border freight transport was marked by a dominance of imports from Mexico, how will the tariffs impact this trend? In 2024, cross-border freight transport was marked by a dominance of imports from Mexico, particularly in the information technology sector, with a specific focus on truck transportation, according to LandLine. The latest figures provided […]

In brief: new tariffs and bill to end electric vehicle mandate

25% tariffs on autos, tech, and pharma, third-party litigation reform in six states, and the end of New York congestion fees. 25% tariffs on imports of automobiles, technology, and pharmaceuticals President Donald Trump announced the potential imposition of a 25% tariff on imports of automobiles, semiconductors, and pharmaceutical products. Trump stated that these tariffs could […]

Port of Los Angeles sets record amid tariff hike surge

In the past seven months, cargo volumes have maintained an average of over 927,000 container units at the Port of Los Angeles. The Port of Los Angeles, recognized as the most active trade hub in the United States, reached a significant milestone in January 2025 by handling more containers than any other January in previous […]

Driver’s safety: the increased risks on the road

86% of drivers confirm that traffic accidents have risen in the last five years. Geotab, in collaboration with Endeavor Business Intelligence (USA) and the Angus Reid Forum, has published a study that highlights the urgent need to support driver well-being and road safety in road transport. The report reveals the challenges faced by commercial drivers, […]

ATRI reveals top truck bottlenecks in the U.S.

The American Transportation Research Institute has released its 14th annual list of the most congested highways and truck bottlenecks in the United States. The American Transportation Research Institute has released its 14th annual list of the most congested highways and truck bottlenecks in the United States. Some highways from the 2024 list remain, while others […]

EPA officially moves to reverse emissions rules

The Environmental Protection Agency has begun the process of reversing and overturning several vehicle emissions regulations. Under the administration of Lee Zeldin, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has begun the process of reversing and overturning several vehicle emissions regulations, including the Advanced Clean Trucks rule, along with other California regulations. This move could complicate future […]

Jack Cooper brings nearly a century of operations to an end

The closure follows the termination of a long commercial relationship with the carrier by Ford Motor Co. and General Motors this year. Jack Cooper, the giant car transporter, has closed its doors. Harmed by the loss of key clients, the company went through several challenging months leading up to its closure. In just three months, […]

Driver shortage causes $95.5 million losses in road transportation

The industry faces a deficit of approximately 24,000 truck drivers, with an average of 7,213 job openings daily. A recent report by altLine, published on January 14, highlights the negative impact of the driver shortage in the U.S. road transportation sector. The study, which analyzed data from November 22 to December 5, 2024, reveals that […]

Carl G. Fisher: pioneering the future of transportation and racing

Carl G. Fisher was one of the most influential figures in the transportation industry, an innovator and vehicle enthusiast, whose legacy includes what is now known as Interstate 80. Carl G. Fisher was one of the most influential figures in the transportation industry, an innovator and vehicle enthusiast, whose legacy includes what is now known […]